They are soldered on the NNBS ones.
03-06 NBS Cluster LED conversion for only $50
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They are soldered on the NNBS ones.
Scotty...I've been reading your forum and would like for you to upgrade the LED's in my 02 Silverado. I've changed out the cluster to blue...no big deal. However, with regards to soldering the other lights, I'm not very confident with my skills. I live in Bham and me and my sons could drive over and visit Duck Command while we're in your area. I think you're in Shreveport which in not far from West Monroe? I'm a new member to Chevy Forum and not sure how to navigate the site, check messages, etc. Would you mind emailing me at [email protected] and let me know if this is something you would be interesting in help me with. Thanks. Scott
ScottyBoy
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I am still doing clusters for $50 each, but you must pay shipping both ways (or include a prepaid return shipping label).
Travieso
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Hey Scott can you add a transmission temp on the cluster ?
ScottyBoy
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All I can really do is replace the stepper motors and upgrade the light bulbs to LEDs. I can physically add a stepper motor for trans temp, but it will not work. From what I have been reading online, the cluster needs a software update for it to actually work right.
mister2driver
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I'm new!!! I like this mod. It looks great. Hope to have you do this for me in the near future. Hey Tavieso, which part of LA you from?
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ScottyBoy
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I might start using the LED strips when I do these.
I might start using the LED strips when I do these.
Do you have a pic of one lighting up with a strip?
ScottyBoy
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Sure. But I didn't do this one, someone else did. This is the same cluster pictured above. Seems that the strips are far brighter than the individual LEDs.
